Lyrics:

I'LL KNOW

I'll know when my love comes along

I'll know then and there...

[speaking] And I remember sitting in the theater with my hormones raging, and my 'mellowroll' melting all over me and I, I felt

this...ah...I don't know how to call it...mmm... chemistry...

M.Brando

Yeah, chemistry!

Suddenly I'll know...

Barbra

Hello, gorgeous!

M.Brando

When my love comes along

Barbra

Is he something or what?

M.Brando

I'll know...

Barbra

Oh, my God!

M.Brando

Then and there...

Barbra

Here I am...

M.Brando

I'll know...

Barbra

On the aisle...

M.Brando

At the sight of her face...

Barbra

My face?

Both

How I care, how I care, how I care...

Barbra

Who wouldn't care?

M.Brando

And I'll stop...

Barbra

Don't stop!

M.Brando

And I'll stare

Barbra

Well you could stare!

M.Brando

And I'll know...

Barbra

I knew from the moment I saw you

M.Brando

Long before we can speak! I'll know

Barbra

Yes'I knew

M.Brando

In my heart...

Barbra

In my heart...

M.Brando

I'll know...

Barbra

Take me now!

Both

And I won't ever ask, 'am I right?',

'Am I wise?', 'Am I smart?'

M.Brando

But I'll stop!

Barbra

Could you faint?

M.Brando

And I'll stare

Barbra

From that smile...

M.Brando

At that face...

Barbra

That face...

Both

In the throng!

Barbra

Oy!

M.Brando

Yes, I'll know...

Barbra

Yes, I'll know...

M.Brando

When my love...

Barbra

When my love...

Both

Comes along...



Barbra

[speaking]oh, I was so jealous of Jean Simmons. I mean that she got to have him fall in love with her, and she got to kiss him and everything! I fell in love with you Marlon, right then and there, at the Loew's Kings Theater, in Flatbush! Anyway, a year later, when I was fourteen, I crossed the Brooklyn Bridge to Manhattan, and saw my first Broadway Show, 'The Diary of Anne Frank'. I loved it but I couldn't afford to see many shows, so when I was fifteen I became an usher. And it was a great deal! You got paid four dollars and fifteen cents a show, and got to see it for free. And then, when I was twenty-one, I actually had a show of my own, 'FUNNY GIRL'. The composer is here tonight, Julie Styne. Hi, dear Julie! Isn't that lovely? Such a great score! I love you! And there's a song from that show that each time I sing, takes on a different meaning for me. And I've been thinking, this has been a year filled with natural disasters, and it's amazing how in times of catastrophes people do come together, forget the

ir differences and help one another. But do we always need a catastrophe to remind us that we're all just...